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Thank you to Andre for the support and the plugin.

I still have to get the final trick done but I’m sure that this is the definitive solution.

I set up the plugin, Andre mess with the code ??

Hi… thanks to all for the suggestions, but:

@kafkaesqui that plugin is not working for me, probably cause I’m using the https://fortes.com/projects/wordpress/top-level-cats/
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@meatberg unfortunately I can’t get crazy with category ids… However I will ponderate that solution if I don’t find any else.

Thank you… but ALL that plugins allow me to put a “sticky post” before every one else…

I need to put it before the post of the same category he belongs to, only if that category is being watched.

Is there any solution?

The better solution was:
<p><?php wp_get_archives('type=postbypost&limit=20'); ?></p>

Bye and sorry for the mess ??

I resolved without documentation cause I didn’t find any:
<ul><?php wp_widget_recent_entries(array('number'=>'5', 'before_title'=>'<li><span>', 'after_title'=>'</span></li>', 'title'=>'Recent Posts:')); ?></ul>

However thank you, of course I was obligated to watch at widgets.php.
I didn’t knew that the widgets were here.

The css have to be rebuild completely cause I want to be sandbox compatible.

By now, I just added what I need and done some hacks.

Thank you ??

Oh man, I’m sorry I’m not good in explaining myself ??
It’s a good feature for a blogger.

In my widget answer, I was talking about the “recent_posts” widget that is ALREADY present inside wodpress.

I need to do exactly that thing… but I need to do inside a sidebar object that I’m developing, so I need the code that generates that “recent_posts” using the widget called “recent posts”.

Mhh…

What about the widget? Is it possible to create an instance of the rencent_posts and just display it?

My problem is that I want to do that same thing, but inside a widget I did.

No… I need to list the title/link of the posts in a certain category… for a SIDEBAR…

Not the entire posts inside “a loop”.

Thank you ??

Perfect.

Yes, I knew, but I suppose that WP parses that somewere…

My intention was to not parse it again… with the risk of doing errors e/o using useless server resources.

Is there another solution?

I resolved with this topic for get the top-parent page.

For the variables, I used $_SESSION

I will think about a better way in the future.

There is no solution?

Maybe I have to do the header inside the loop even if It have no logical sense?

Ok… 3, 4 and 5 are out ??

For the point 1 I suppose I’ll have to do a query myself, but it don’t worth it for speed reasons.
So i’ll just hardcode the page names (in my case they are parent-page) in the top of index.php.
So editing that variables will change the names in all the places they are used.

What about a better order_pages plugin?

Thank you for your answers.

1) I will try.

3) nice idea.

4) You are saying that if I do that the page will link automagically to the next one?? Or are you saying to change it’s link manually on the menu?